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Middleham Park Racing record two more winners en route to three-figure target
Tom Palin eyes up further success for Middleham Park Racing this seasonCredit: James Thomas
Middleham Park Racing recorded a double at Chelmsford on Tuesday as they seek their most lucrative season.
Double Martini landed the feature mile handicap before even-money favourite Prince Of Eagles built on his maiden success to take the following 1m2f handicap under Shane Kelly.
The syndicate has notched ten winners this season with the aim to break three figures by the end of the campaign, with top-level successes at the forefront of their minds.
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